Comments by "" (@michaelhill8441) on "Canadian trucker's personal bank account frozen over protest" video.

  1. They attacked police horses and accosted the residents of Ottawa. This was an occupation that had to end..
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  2. Prey they see jail time
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  3.  @ocrapo9327  90% of Canadian truckers are fully vaccinated. Try again
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  4.  @paull2166  nah, this is a crackdown on the stupid. It was nice they all gathered together to get their pictures taken so Canada knows who their terrorists are
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  5. @Cowboy Shane  lol the constitution is American. Canadian cops don't take an oath to it. It's like talking to children with learning disabilities
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  6. This is a small minority in Canada that has held a city hostage for weeks. Can't wait till they're all in jail for it.
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  7.  @MikeJones69696  you guys think 10% of Canadian truckers will stop their country. This is the stupidity I am forced to listen to on a daily basis.
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  8.  @herbsuperb6034  dude, Canada overwhelmingly supports Trudeau efforts to break up the occupation.
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  9. @mushy  they shat on a war memorial and held a city hostage. They also my have cost Ontario thousands of jobs because Michigan is considering cutting them out of the auto sector due to being unreliable. That 5 days with the bridge closed cost Canada 3 billion in lost trade, michigan calculated 54 million in lost wages. If you think Trudeau shouldn't have ended it then you're a moron. Just saying, Canada isn't as stupid as America. This crap was never going to fly for long there
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  10. @mushy  there national truckers union in Canada had 250,000 members. 249,000 of which did not participate in this stupid convoy. Canada is not nearly as dumb as trumpers are. They will not stand for this petty and childish tactics. I grew up in Windsor Ontario. I know Canada well. I knew the Windsor wouldn't stand for the bridge being blocked for long.
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  11.  @charlesbearden5131  nope, perfectly legal
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  12.  @frankcastle2045  no one cares about your terror threats
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  13. @preston quinn  no, I like freedom. I also like pandemics not happening.
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  14. @Harry Longabaugh  well,seeing as the footage of a few thousand really doesn't make it a large group in a country of 35 million.
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  15.  @godsoffspring4195  umm they chose to be vaccinated. They didn't choose to lose work for the dumbest truckers on the road
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  16.  @MikeJones69696  what does that have to do with the topic at hand.
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  17.  @unboxedcharacter  I was born and raised in Canada ffs.
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  18. @Michael Fitze  it's legal in Canada under the emergencies act. Don't like it, move
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  19. Are you kidding. With how many were there I am amazed not many were injured.
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  20. @Hello It’s me!  This isn't fascism. The law that allows this is legal in the Canadian system for moments like this.
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  21. @slytlygufy  that takes self reflection and self awareness. These are totally lacking in trumpers
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  22. @Toxic Mask  the government locked down the country just like every country that did. Why would they have needed the emergencies act? You don't get to invoke the emergencies act for anything. That's their power to work with. If you want that power, then run for Prime minister.
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  23.  @62Cristoforo  cbc live streamed multiple angles throughout breaking up the occupation
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  24. @George Yarbrough  I really need to let you know, that's just not going to happen. A few thousand people out of a country of 35 million does not make a revaloution
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  25. @Octowuss  dude, if a vaccine is mandated then that's it. It's just like a war draft. You don't get a choice there either. Seeing as we allow drafts I would say getting a vaccine is a small price to pay.
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  26.  @yz250brett  ya, nothing you just said has any resemblance to reality. Talk to a virologist if you want the truth.
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  27. @Jason Sampaio  weird they're all white supremacists trump supporters too though hey?
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  28.  @kennysnyder1003  exactly what part of the charter was breached? You may want to read it yourself.
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  29.  @realcanadiangirl64  umm, did you miss the vote today?
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  30. @Romans1:25-26  pfft, gfy
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  31.  @shaithriel Canadian officers do not take an oath to the American constitution you fool
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  32. Umm, he was just elected lol
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  33. @James Barber  umm yes they do. Look it up because many polls have reaffirmed my statement.
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  34.  @FLYBOY409  lol call me what you want. Your rants are funny and remind me of a toddler trying to pronounce spaghetti
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  35.  @unboxedcharacter  many Americans Ross the Canadian border every day for work. They're issued a nexus pass for quicker crossings. Lol
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  36.  @herbsuperb6034  look at the polls.
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  37. @mushy  no they don't. They have the Canadian charter of rights and freedoms. Similar but not the same thing.
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  38. @Shinozaki  not true at all.
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  39.  @shaithriel  I have never even been to San Francisco. Perhaps you seem to be getting people mixed up
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  40. @Cowboy Shane  no, I grew up in Windsor Ontario. My mom was Canadian and my dad was American. Seeing as I've never discussed this on fox boards before make me think you're confused.go to Google earth and you will.see the McDonald's I worked at as a kid one block south of the tunnel between Windsor and Detroit. Honestly I don't really care what you think
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  41.  H Toc  gfy
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  42. @kevin Wayne  Canada isn't Alabama man. They are far more liberal than here and their right wing is far smaller.
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  43. @Kevin O'Brien  funny enough, he was just re elected last year
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  44.  @helloitsme2395  he was just demmmoctically elected
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  45. @Hello It’s me!  how is using a law on the books in a democracy, fascism? Had Trudeau made this law up because of the protests then maybe you would have a point. Seeing as it's a law on the books, you're wrong. Just like in America they have the national emergencies act that trump used to take money from the troops for a vanity wall
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  46.  @MrDogsledder  I absolutely do. You seem to need the refresher. The emergencies act is a law in Canada. If they use it, and seeing as it was passed into law using democratic means, that means it's not fascism. Come on now, the likelihood of you knowing the definition is what's being questioned here. Not my knowledge
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  47.  @cathyknott9062  what freedoms were taken? You seem to think you have freedoms that don't exist. They never have
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  48. @Revolution  funny, if you did you would have been mad when trumpers attacked the capitol
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  49.  @jasonsampaio8699  can I buy a punctuation for you. You write like my toddler does.
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  50. @Jason Sampaio  I am a duel citizen. Grew up in Southern Ontario and now live in New york.
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  51. @Jason Sampaio  absolutely legal to protest in Canada. Not legal to block bridges and occupy cities. Sorry kid
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  52. @Shinozaki  dude, the protests are not growing. BC, Alberta and Ontario have all opened their border crossings. Canada does not stand with the stupid on this.
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  53. @Shinozaki  violence doesn't matter when you are blocking cities and border crossings. They were intentionally hurting Canadians and Americans livelihoods. That's a good reason in my book.
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  54. @I suck but,  The Act contains a specific definition of “national emergency” that makes clear how serious a situation needs to be before the Act can be relied upon. A national emergency is an urgent, temporary and critical situation that seriously endangers the health and safety of Canadians or that seriously threatens the ability of the Government of Canada to preserve the sovereignty, security and territorial integrity of Canada. It must be a situation that cannot be effectively dealt with by the provinces and territories, or by any other law of Canada. There are four types of emergencies that can be declared under the Emergencies Act: A public welfare emergency A public order emergency An international emergency A war emergency
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